Sentence examples for and priority in the from inspiring English sources

Lehman has already distributed $22 billion to creditors, who will receive about 18 cents on the dollar depending on their class and priority in the bankruptcy.

The national champions have been given more decision-making and financial autonomy and priority in the allocation of state-controlled resources, including investment and capital.

I'm paraphrasing because he actually said a lot more about our values and the importance of affording ourselves time and priority in the greater scheme of our responsibilities and commitments.

For me, all these questions pale before the visible and catholic unity of the Orthodox Churches, which should be the ultimate responsibility and priority in the heart, mind and practise of all of the local Orthodox churches.

And it doesn't matter if the Gordian knot is in Congress; regardless of whether they are friends or foes of a strong and forward-looking, strategically driven bilateral agenda with the U.S. or are experts or laymen in how Washington works, many Mexicans growingly equate a vacant Embassy with neglect and a lack of interest and priority in the way Washington deals with its partner.

We respect the myriad views and priorities in the community.

"There was a shift in culture and priorities in the MoD towards 'business' and financial targets, at the expense of functional values such as safety and airworthiness".

The report said the 1998 defense review had introduced "a shift in culture and priorities" in the armed forces, substituting "business and financial targets" for "functional values such as safety and airworthiness".

"Our Office of Market Intelligence employs next-generation technology and data analysis to inform and drive our enforcement effort and priorities in the years to come," Robert Khuzami, the S.E.C.'s enforcement director, said in a statement.

Examples of questions include: What are the issues and priorities in the borough in terms of transport?

The president's budget has thus become an elaborate Washington ritual in which an administration expresses its values and priorities in the technocratic jargon of modern bureaucracy.